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Chrismlangan Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
It this correct punctuation?
Anyone arguing that arguments cannot be true unless they are scientific would be advancing a self-contradictory position.
I'm not sure as to weather I should use a comma after the word "scientific".
I'm not sure as to weather I should use a comma after the word "scientific".
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Hello Chris, It looks fine to me. ) All the best, MrP PS: "weather" > "whether".
- Hello Chris, It looks fine to me.
- ) All the best, MrP PS: "weather" > "whether".
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Hello Chris,
It looks fine to me. (I would myself omit the comma.)
All the best,
MrP
PS: "weather" > "whether".
It looks fine to me. (I would myself omit the comma.)
All the best,
MrP
PS: "weather" > "whether".
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